Dekton® Chromica by Daniel Germani
Dekton® The Collection 2020 presents Chromica, a sublime
collection featuring two colours, Baltic y Feroe, which take
inspiration from shades found in nature’s most striking and remote
corners. Chromica arose out of the collaboration between Cosentino
and the architect and designer, Daniel Germani
Left: Baltic / Right: Feroe
Designed in collaboration with Daniel Germani Designs, Dekton
Chromica is comprised of two deeply saturated hues, Baltic and
Feroe, their sleek matte finish exudes drama and sophistication --
drawing inspiration directly from nature’s wildest and most remote
places while reflecting Mother Nature’s force and
determination.
The result of this recent collaboration between Germani and the
Cosentino Product and R&D team is two simply stunning and
unique colours. The intense character afforded by the Baltic blue
and Feroe green tones are perfect for elegant, sophisticated and
balanced projects that exude personality. Taking inspiration from
the colours seen in nature’s wildest and most remote places, Baltic
and Feroe are synonymous with force and determination.
Baltic emerges from the most daring depths of the sea, from the
struggle between light and darkness to master the nuances of the
ocean. A pure, aesthetic concept in dark blue that boasts a strong
yet serene personality.
Feroe. Inspired by the hidden and unexplored corners of nature,
Feroe combines a subdued and sophisticated character, resulting in
a unique dark green hue. A tone created in harmony, it perfectly
complements warm, fresh design palettes.
Daniel Germani
Daniel Germani is the Creative Director and Founder of
Daniel Germani Designs, a firm specializing in custom modern
furniture, interior design and architectural renovation. After
earning his architecture degree in his country of Argentina,
Daniel spent eight years in Europe working in various creative
and entrepreneurial endeavors. While his firm is based out
of Phoenix, Arizona, Daniel travels the world doing
collaborative design work with leading global brands such
as Cosentino, Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens and Riva 1920.
ASA-D2, an outdoor kitchen designed in partnership with Dekton by
Cosentino and Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens, has earned top
industry accolades such as the Interior Design 2017 Best
of Year (BOY) Award for Outdoor Furniture and a finalist in
the 2017 NYCxDesign Awards, among others. Daniel's global
design leadership has earned him several panel engagements
at top industry conferences and fairs: The Montreal World
Design Summit, panels at London’s Clerkenwell Design Week, and
at the 2017 and 2018 Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS).
His aesthetic is influenced by the Bauhaus, Oscar Niemeyer, Le
Corbusier, Mies and Frank Lloyd Wright, and his philosophy is
simple: good design should always be honest and inspiring.
www.danielgermanidesigns.com
Dekton® by Cosentino
Dekton® by Cosentino is a revolutionary and innovative the
ultracompact surface for the world of architecture and design. It
is a sophisticated mixture of the raw materials used to make glass,
next-generation porcelain surfaces and quartz surfaces. It is made
with exclusive Sinterized Particle Technology (TSP), which is an
innovative ultra-compaction process.
It boasts superior technical properties, such as resistance to
UV rays, scratches, stains and thermal shock, and very low water
absorption. Dekton® is able to recreate any type of material with a
high level of quality. It is manufactured in large-format slabs (up
to 320 cm x 144 cm) in five different thicknesses (0.4cm, 0.8 cm,
1.2 cm, 2 cm and 3 cm). Dekton® is the perfect surface for a wide
range of applications, both indoors and outdoors (façades, paving,
cladding, worktops, sinks, etc.).
As part of our commitment to sustainability and a circular
economic model, various Dekton® colours are made with recycled
materials from the product’s own manufacturing process. In 2016,
Cosentino obtained an Environmental Product Declaration for
Dekton®.
Dekton® has been chosen to feature diverse architectonic and
design projects throughout the world, like Rafa Nadal Academy by
Movistar in Manacor, the residential building Valdebebas 127 in
Madrid, the 4* and 5* Hipotels hotels in Palma de Mallorca, the
Gunni&Trentino showroom in Madrid, TOPA Sukalderia in San
Sebastian, Archway Tower in London, Le Meridian hotel in Yilan
(Taiwan), Cap Ferrat building in Rio de Janeiro or the restaurant
The French Laundry of chef Thomas Keller in California.
www.dekton.com